#impersonation — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #impersonation, aggregated by home.social.
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The final step of the #TwitterMigration is leaving the platform altogether.
How does one manage their #brand risk?
I have my #Twitter handle on slides, cards, and a host of other items that I've distributed during my academic career.
Once I leave Twitter (or get kicked out) and someone co-opts my username, how do I ensure that visitors know that the current owner of the username is no longer me? How does one manage #impersonation? Ideas?
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The final step of the #TwitterMigration is leaving the platform altogether.
How does one manage their #brand risk?
I have my #Twitter handle on slides, cards, and a host of other items that I've distributed during my academic career.
Once I leave Twitter (or get kicked out) and someone co-opts my username, how do I ensure that visitors know that the current owner of the username is no longer me? How does one manage #impersonation? Ideas?
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The final step of the #TwitterMigration is leaving the platform altogether.
How does one manage their #brand risk?
I have my #Twitter handle on slides, cards, and a host of other items that I've distributed during my academic career.
Once I leave Twitter (or get kicked out) and someone co-opts my username, how do I ensure that visitors know that the current owner of the username is no longer me? How does one manage #impersonation? Ideas?
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The final step of the #TwitterMigration is leaving the platform altogether.
How does one manage their #brand risk?
I have my #Twitter handle on slides, cards, and a host of other items that I've distributed during my academic career.
Once I leave Twitter (or get kicked out) and someone co-opts my username, how do I ensure that visitors know that the current owner of the username is no longer me? How does one manage #impersonation? Ideas?
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The final step of the #TwitterMigration is leaving the platform altogether.
How does one manage their #brand risk?
I have my #Twitter handle on slides, cards, and a host of other items that I've distributed during my academic career.
Once I leave Twitter (or get kicked out) and someone co-opts my username, how do I ensure that visitors know that the current owner of the username is no longer me? How does one manage #impersonation? Ideas?